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UNMATCHED EXPERIENCE IN HEALTH CAR E

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Built for tomorrow through flexible & resilient design

2,000+ PROJECTS

Leveraging technology for greater effectiveness, speed & value

We’ve Got You Covered Industry-leading research and development.

Proprietary analysis and production tools.

In-depth knowledge of local materials preferences and construction practices.

We bring the full force of our distinctive blend of experience, resources and technological innovation – and a deeply collaborative interdisciplinary approach – to every healthcare facility we design.

Embodied-carbon experts

Optimizing

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Simultaneous collaboration & coordination

Experience Here’s How

Firm-wide support

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

ACOUSTICS & VIBRATION

Solving unique challenges with customized solutions

RESTORATION & RENEWAL

SUSTAINABILITY & RESILIENCE

FAÇADE ENGINEERING Proactive & collaborative

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING

PROTECTIVE DESIGN & SECURITY

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Advanced project delivery for fast-track construction & reducing project risk

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RESILIENT DESIGN & F LEXIBLE SOLUTIONS We design versatile, adaptable structures that last.

DEEP BENCH OF EXPERTS/CREATIVE SOLUTIONS Our diverse pool of talent ensures the most inventive solutions.

OPTIMIZING OUTCOMES/REDUCING COSTS We craft cost-effective solutions that meet or exceed expectations.

STREAMLINING DESIGN THROUGH TECHNOLOGY Our custom tools and analysis expertise expedite the design process.

INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION & COORDINATION We work with all team members to ensure the best results for the project.

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WHY US? Experience Here’s How

Whether it’s an academic medical center, specialty hospital or ambulatory care center, creating healthcare facilities requires highly specialized experience.

We’re skilled at balancing the competing demands of these projects. Fine-tuning a structure to optimize patient care, swiftly changing equipment and technologies, regulatory compliance, staff productivity, continuity of operations and the need to expand or modify over time? That’s a challenge we love to tackle, each and every time.

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE Here’s How

Academic Medical Centers Women’s & Children’s Health Cancer Care Cardiovascular Hospitals Multispecialty Hospitals Medical Office Buildings/Ambulatory Care Design-Build & Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Temporary Facilities

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Academic Medical Centers

R U S H U NI VER S IT Y M E D ICA L C E N T E R Chicago, Illinois Perkins&Will

Rush University Medical Center’s transformation program invests in new technologies and buildings to improve patient care, while also reorganizing the entire R.U. campus. We provided structural design services for the multiyear redevelopment plan for this award-winning 845,000-square-foot, 14-story hospital addition; an entry pavilion that connects to the existing hospital; and the renovation of the existing hospital. LEED Gold certified.

Distinguished Building Honor Award, AIA Chicago, 2013 Platinum Award, AIA National Healthcare Design Award, 2014 Building Team, Building Design + Construction, 2012

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE

James Steinkamp © Steinkamp Photography

Here’s How

A LEA DER IN SUSTAIN A B IL IT Y

At the time of its completion, the hospital addition at Rush University was the largest new-construction healthcare project in the world to be LEED Gold certified.

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© Feinknopf Photography - Brad Feinknopf / OTTO

Academic Medical Centers

OSU Comprehensive Cancer Center Columbus, Ohio HOK

UChicago Medicine, Center for Care & Discovery Hyde Park, Illinois Rafael Viñoly Architects P.C.

Johns Hopkins Hospital, Sheikh Zayed Tower and the Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children’s Center Baltimore, Maryland Perkins&Will

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE

© Tom Rossiter

Here’s How

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Wo m e n ’ s & C h i l d r e n ’ s H e a l t h

C H R I ST I A NA CA R E HE A LT H S E RV IC ES , WOM EN’ S & I N FA N T S ’ S E RV IC ES B U IL DING

Wilmington, Delaware HKS, Inc.

This eight-story labor and pediatric-care facility, constructed adjacent to Christiana Hospital, houses labor and delivery suites, private areas for mothers and infants, and expanded emergency services and community spaces, including a rooftop garden and play areas. We provided structural engineering services for the project, whose design prioritizes the safety, comfort and privacy of families during and after labor.

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U NINTERRUPTED SERVIC E Why Us? EXPERIENCE Here’s How

© Judy Davis/HDPhoto

A service tunnel and temporary entrance, along with strict vibration-control measures, minimized disruptions to the operation of the existing facility during construction.

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Wo m e n ’ s & C h i l d r e n ’ s H e a l t h

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE

Courtesy CallisonRTKL

Here’s How

Bryn Mawr Hospital, Pavilion Expansion Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania CallisonRTKL

New York-Presbyterian Hospital, David H. Koch Center New York, New York Pei Cobb Freed + Partners

Northwestern Medicine, Prentice Women’s Hospital Chicago, Illinois Stantec + Cannon Design Collaborative 15

Cancer Care

THE DAVID H. KOCH CENTER FOR CANCER CARE AT MEMORIAL SLOAN KETTERING CANCER CENTER New York, New York

Perkins Eastman and Ennead Architects

Our innovative resilience strategy safeguarded MSKCC’s premier cancer center from flooding while vastly improving the patient experience. Since the building lies within a 100-year flood zone, we incorporated such safety measures as operable barriers that will rapidly deploy in the event of a flood. Our design for extremely heavy loads allowed linear accelerator vaults and other large equipment (usually confined to ground or below-grade levels) to be placed on the upper floors, above the flood line. LEED Gold certified.

ACEC Engineering Excellence Awards, National Recognition Award, 2021 ACEC New York Engineering Excellence Awards, Diamond Award, Structural Systems, 2021 Interior Design, Healthcare – Best of Year Awards, 2021 ENR New York, Best Health Care and Project of the Year Finalist, 2020 IIDA Healthcare Design Awards, Transformation and Innovation Award, 2020

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE

James Steinkamp © Steinkamp Photography

Here’s How

DOUBLE-DUTY DESIGN

The same design that permitted us to relocate extremely heavy equipment to the upper floors enabled the construction of large, versatile open spaces, enhancing patient comfort.

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Courtesy Rafael Viñoly Architects

© Tony Frederick Photography by cskern

Cancer Care

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE

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Here’s How

Advocate Illinois, Masonic Medical Center Chicago, Illinois SmithGroupJJR

Northwestern Medicine, Kishwaukee Hospital Cancer Center DeKalb, Illinois BSA LifeStructures (top left)

University of Pennsylvania, Roberts Proton Therapy Center Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tsoi Kobus Design (bottom left) 19

Cardiovascular Hospitals

U NI VER S I T Y O F K A N SAS HO S P ITA L , C ENT ER FOR A DVA N C E D HE A RT CA RE Kansas City, Kansas RTKL Associates, Inc.

Courtesy RTKL Associates, Inc.

The heart hospital addition to the Bell Hospital, locally known as “K.U. Med,” has six levels that cover 250,000 square feet and is joined by a parking facility. The hospital also includes new structured ramps to the emergency department, a two-level bridge connecting the buildings, and two major tower column transfers.

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B UILT-IN A DA PTA BILIT Y Why Us? EXPERIENCE Here’s How

Courtesy RTKL Associates, Inc.

To accommodate potential growth, the KUMC heart care center is designed for vertical expansion, allowing for two additional levels in the future.

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Cardiovascular Hospitals

Texas Health, Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth Heart Center Fort Worth, Texas HKS, Inc.

New York Presbyterian Hospital, the Vivian & Seymour Milstein Family Heart Center New York, New York Pei Cobb Freed and Partners

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© Paul Warchol / Paul Warchol Photography Inc.

Why Us?

EXPERIENCE

Here’s How

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Multispecialty Hospitals

TEXAS H E A LT H HO S P ITA L F RIS CO & U.T. S OU T H W EST E RN M E D ICA L C E N TE R Frisco, Texas HKS, Inc.

© Tom Harris

We provided structural engineering services for a 325,000-square-foot hospital and a 120,000-square-foot medical center occupying a 20-acre shared campus. The hospital features 80 beds (expandable to 140); surgical, emergency and women’s services; and a neonatal intensive-care unit. The medical center houses primary-care practices, as well as a multispecialty clinic offering neurology, spine surgery, and state-of-the-art concussion rehabilitation facilities.

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE Here’s How

C REATIVE USE O F MAS S T IM B ER © HKS, Inc.

Massive glulam V-columns support the breezeway canopy between the hospital and medical center, giving the campus its signature look.

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Multispecialty Hospitals

Boone Hospital Center Columbia, Missouri HKS, Inc.

NorthBay Medical Center, Hospital Expansion Fairfield, California Ratcliff Architects

Shirley Ryan AbilityLab Chicago, Illinois Gensler/HDR

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Photographs © 2019, Sasha Moravec

Why Us?

EXPERIENCE

Here’s How

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M O B /A m b u l a t o r y C a r e

SANTA CL ARA VA L L E Y M E D ICA L C ENT ER DOW N TOW N

San José, California Ratcliff Architects

Located over a future Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) tunnel expansion, this new three-story, 61,743-square-foot medical office building serves the downtown San José community, offering urgent care, examination rooms, radiology and pharmacy services, and a blood laboratory. Our structural design for the steel-framed building uses moment frames at the lateral system to preserve flexibility. The exterior combines precast concrete panels and spandrel glazing. LEED Gold certified.

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BUILT OVER A TUNN EL

The building’s location required close coordination with BART to determine elevator shaft placement, as well as creation of a unique entry portal to address challenging support conditions, 29

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M O B /A m b u l a t o r y C a r e

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE Here’s How

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Bergen Montvale, New Jersey EwingCole

New York Hotel & Motel Trades Council, Brooklyn Health Center Brooklyn, New York Francis Cauffman (far left)

Northwestern Medicine Lavin Family Pavilion Lavin, Illinois Cannon Design (left)

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Design-Build & IPD

JAM ES A. H A L E Y V E T E RA N S ’ HO S P ITA L Tampa, Florida

Page Southerland Page

A new four-story bed tower added 150 beds and 96 surgical single-patient rooms to the capacity of one of the busiest veterans’ hospitals in the nation.

We performed structural engineering, protective design and connection design for the 240,000-square-foot facility, as well as a one-story pavilion that functions as the main entrance to both buildings. Structural systems were selected to meet the challenges of poor soil conditions and progressive collapse for this fast-track design-build project. LEED Silver certified.

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE Here’s How

Courtesy Page Southerland Page

TO PO GRA PHICA L CH A L L EN GES

To mitigate the risk of sink holes due to poor subsurface conditions and variable site geology, our design included deep foundations supported by ground slabs on piles.

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Design-Build & IPD

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Why Us? EXPERIENCE Here’s How

Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Tower Replacement Saint Louis, Missouri CannonDesign Ltd.

Martin Army Community Hospital Replacement Fort Benning, Georgia Page Southerland Page

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Te m p o r a r y Fa c i l i t i e s

FAST P I VOT

Thornton Tomasetti Responds to the Novel Coronavirus Various

As communities around the world battle the COVID-19 pandemic, our engineers, scientists and programmers have been lending a hand. Here are a few of the ways we’ve used our ingenuity to assist with some of the challenges facing all of us.

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WALTER E. WASHINGTON CONV ENTION CENTER WASHINGTON, DC Hensel Phelp s Construction

Why Us? EXPERIENCE Here’s How

With help from our structural engineers, a section of this convention center became a 443-bed alternate care facility for non-COVID patients.

EXCEL LONDON LONDON, ENGLAND Natio n al Health Service

© Phil Maddocks /shutterstock.com

Our applied science team assisted with the installation of liquid oxygen tanks at

WESTLAKE HOSPITAL MELROSE PARK, ILLINOIS Bulley & Andrews

Temporarily reopened in 2020, this facility served

the ExCeL London conference center during

COVID-19 patients in need of ICU-level care.

Our construction

its transformation into the U.K.’s largest hospital.

engineers reinforced the structure to support

MCCORMICK PLACE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Stantec

We provided structural engineering services for the conversion of portions of America’s largest convention center into a field hospital with an up to 3,000-patient capacity.

new MEP equipment.

SUNY STONY BROOK LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK Turner Construction

We provided structural and civil engineering support for the development of more than 200,000 square feet of alternate care facilities on a 10-acre site at Stony Brook University.

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HE RE’S H OW Acoustics, Noise & Vibration Aviation Biomechanics & Life Sciences Commercial Construction Engineering Critical Facilities Cultural & Community Decarbonization Defense Education Energy Façades

We apply scientific and engineering principles to solve the world’s challenges – starting with yours.

Whether we’re focused on the design, construction and performance of buildings or expanding into new disciplines, we never limit ourselves, applying our expertise to all types of projects across a range of industries.

How can we help you?

We offer solutions for an ever-widening range of services and sectors.

Forensics & Investigations Government Healthcare Hospitality & Gaming Insurance Laboratory & Research Protective Design & Security Residential Resilience Restoration & Renewal Special Structures Sports & Public Assembly Structural Design Sustainability Tall & Supertall Buildings Transportation & Infrastructure

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John Peronto

Rachel Jackson

Senior Principal & Office Co-Director

Associate Principal

JPeronto@ThorntonTomasetti.com

RJackson@ThorntonTomasetti.com

+1.312.596.2022

+1.312.596.2208

CHICAGO

CHICAGO

John has national experience in designing healthcare, life-science and laboratory structures and is passionate about advancing healthcare with cutting-edge facility design.

Jordan Komp

Associate Principal

Associate Principal & Office Director

TWhisenhunt@ThorntonTomasetti.com

JKomp@ThorntonTomasetti.com

+1.404.534.8547

+1.414.227.1496

CHICAGO

MILWAUKEE

HERE’S HOW

Jordan is a WHEA member and well-versed in managing challenging projects with unique vibration and performance criteria, including healthcare work throughout the Midwest.

Matt Thomas

Mary Williams

Vice President

Vice President

MThomas@ThorntonTomasetti.com

MWilliams@ThorntonTomasetti.com

+1.312.596.2000

+1.312.596.2082

CHICAGO

CHICAGO

Matt specializes in the renovation and retrofitting of healthcare properties, performing investigations, analysis and design to ensure maximum operational capacity.

Experience

Rachel is the engineer of record for Chicago’s first freestanding cancer pavilion. Her healthcare portfolio also includes renovation projects and medical office buildings.

Todd Whisenhunt

Todd’s wide-ranging experience includes collaborating with the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine on multiple healthcare, laboratory and life-science projects.

Why Us?

Mary coordinates and oversees the construction of healthcare projects with a multidisciplinary team. She has a decade of experience in the design and construction of medical facilities.

Michael Wesolowsky Principal MWesolowsky@ThorntonTomasetti.com

+1.905.271.7888 MISSISSAUGA, CANADA

A senior member of our acoustics, noise and vibration team, Mike focuses on vibration and architectural acoustic studies and vibration control R&D.

We want to hear from you!

Please contact us if you’d like to collaborate or learn more about our services.

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